Sansa view it wont charge and keep a charge

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Question moved from Misc to model category.

Replace the internal Li-Po battery, but try a reset first.

https://www.google.com/search?q=sandisk+sansa+c240+battery+replacement


If your Sansa player is freezing, not charging or not turning on, the first thing to try is a reset of the unit. This will normally clear any temporary condition that may cause the player to freeze or not shut off completely, it's a bit like when your PC crashes and you need to re-start it to clear the error.
Dec 28, 2020

My Sansa MP3 player has stopped working or charging

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No. You need to use a computer to copy files to/from the internal memory.

Having gone over a month without a response, I assume this is no longer a problem.

What you need to do is let your player die. Then after it is dead keep turning it off and turning it on till it stops responding. This will run the player out of all battery charge. Then you will keep turning it on so that you can deplete the battery charge that your player sets up as a backup power. Then you need to plug it into your computer and let it charge all night. This will reset the player battery memory so that you can have full charge again. If this does not work your battery might be going out and you should look into either replacing it or investing into another mp3 player.

Hi,

it seems that your player are corrupted.
it means some of your file are infected with virus and corrupted.

if you can try to reformat your player i suggest you to do it.

be aware that if you will going to reformat all files saved are possible to be deleted.

thanks,

when its charging make sure it say connecting

If you were charging it with your USB cord, you have to keep the computer turned on the whole time it's charging, otherwise, it will be losing it's charge.

Does the charging sign show up? It could be a bad cable. Also make sure you have the right software You can get it here at: http://www.sandisk.com/sansa
Go to Support\product support\sansa view\ thenlook in the right column

Try it with different usb ports as well.
Go to Device Manager and look for "?'s" or "!'s"

if you did not charged it properly you could of just messed it up so just call the company they should fix it for free

yu charge it erveryday, and yuve been using it everyday, so that means that it needs to charge, if it says connected tocomp and charging that means that it needs more electricity in its battery to keep, its battery running.